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Van Miller

Van Miller

Professor of Instruction

Research Interests: Neurology and medicine

 
972-883-4229
JO 3.204
Curriculum Vitae

Not currently accepting undergraduate students

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Professional Preparation

Ph.D.
University at Austin - 2018
M.D.
University of Texas Medical Branch - 2018

Research Areas

Research Interests
My clinical interests are neonatal neurology, brain malformations, epilepsy in the developing brain and neurocutaneous disorders.

Publications

Waugh JL, Miller VS, Chudnow RS, Dowling MM. Juvenile Huntington disease exacerbated by methylphenidate: case report. J Child Neurol. 2008 Jul;23(7):807-9. 2008 - Publication
Roach ES, Miller VS, (eds). Neurocutaneous Disorders, Cambridge University Press, 2003. 2003 - Publication
Plawner LL, Delgado MR, Miller VS, et al. Neuroanatomy of holoprosencephaly as predictor of function. Neurol. 2002:59:1058-1066. 29. 2002 - Publication

Additional Information

PERSONAL STATEMENT

I am a mostly retired pediatric neurologist now teaching Neuroscience at UT Dallas. My career has traversed UT Southwestern medical school as Neurology faculty to private practice in Plano and now to UTD.  I thus tend to bring a clinical orientation to teaching classes in Behavioral Neuroscience, Neuroanatomy, Medical Neuroscience, and Epilepsy.

News Articles

Brain Science Lecturer Wins Presidents Teaching Award
Brain Science Lecturer Wins Presidents Teaching Award UT Dallas senior lecturer Dr. Van Miller received this year’s President’s Teaching Excellence Award for Non-Tenure Track Faculty, which recognizes his outstanding ability to connect with students and ignite their interests in brain science. Miller often teaches large classes of undergraduates in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences. He is in his fourth year at UT Dallas, after retiring as a pediatric neurologist. He worked for 10 years at UT Southwestern Medical Center and spent another decade in private practice in Plano. “This is an honor, though I think that there are many teachers here at UT Dallas who have been teaching longer and more vigorously than I have, who thus perhaps deserve this award more than I,” he said. “But I am flattered to recognized by President (Daniel) in this way.”